PT38 Hannover - Kassel HSL

The Hanover – Würzburg high-speed line is a 327 km long railway

High-speed route between Hanover and Würzburg. The between 1973 and

The route built in 1991 is the longest coherent new building project in the

German Federal Railways. This add-on includes the Hanover section -

Kassel. It is part of the DB Netz rail network and is on schedule

during the day from long-distance trains at up to 280 km / h and at night from freight trains at up to

drive at 160 km / h. To date, it is the longest new line for high-speed traffic

in Germany. The path is also included

the high-speed route via Bartnen, Elze, Alfeld, Kreiensen, Eichenberg, Witzhausen.

Numerous rolling stock and exciting tasks for local and

Long-distance transport round off the add-on.

 

 

The following rolling stock supports you in numerous tasks:

BR 101, BR 111, BR 120, BR 143, BR 152, BR 294, BR 424, ICE 1, ICE 2,

IC cars, double-decker cars, commuter cars, night train cars, various

Freight wagons

• New and old line included

• Numerous tasks promise an exciting driving experience

System requirements for "Hannover - Kassel"

Pentium IV from 2.3 GHz (newer processors from 2 GHz) • 600 MB free hard disk space • 512 MB working memory (RAM) • 3D graphics card with at least 128 MB graphics memory, 32-bit color depth recommended • CD drive • Microsoft® Windows 98 operating system , ME, 2000 or XP • Can also run under Windows Vista (see manual) • Microsoft® Train Simulator 1.0